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I think we're starting to realize that Sansa has gotten somewhere quite dark.
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The moment it's not news — "Oh yeah, there's woman crews all the time" — then maybe we've gotten somewhere.
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None of them would end the current nuclear threat, but they might prove Trump has gotten somewhere with Kim.
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"Everybody knows how I play, and you always have a target on your back once you've gotten somewhere and reached something," she said Sunday.
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That means had I taken the ring in for an appraisal after the stock market fell, I would have gotten somewhere between $800 and $1,000 more when I went to file my claim.
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Among patent applications that have gotten somewhere: a sea slug contributed to a lymphoma treatment, a sea squirt's genes helped in a chemotherapy drug and a marine snail's DNA were used to formulate a pain medication, Mr. Blasiak said.
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President Trump says he's finally gotten somewhere in his years-long crusade to get Apple to build more products in the US. In an interview with The Wall Street Journal today, Trump said that Apple CEO Tim Cook called him and committed to build "three big plants, beautiful plants" in the United States.
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Every phase of the trip had been the most tiring and miserable, and everyone was glad to have at least gotten somewhere. At Tours, the squadron spent the balance of March awaiting news about where they would be going next. On 31 March, the flying officers were sent to Issoudun Aerodrome, the US Third Aviation Instruction Center, for a course of training on the Nieuport 28 aircraft the squadron was to be assigned. The balance of the squadron remained at Tours, training insofar as much as it was possible.
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